Best Rectal Prolapse Treatment

2. Rectal prolapse occurs when the last portion of your big bowel (rectum) protrudes through your anus. • The rectum as a whole emerges from the anus. • The rectum is forced into the anus just partially. • The rectum has shifted out of its normal position but has not fallen out of the anus. This may occur in one of three ways:

3. Rectal Prolapse May Occur For A Variety of Reasons: • Weakened pelvic muscles (pelvic muscles support the rectum) • Chronic constipation • Rectum injury • Nerve damage • Cystic fibrosis (a hereditary condition that affects the lungs, intestines, and pancreas) (COPD) • Infections of the bowels • Inadequate diet

4. Non-Surgical Treatment of Rectal Prolapse Symptoms • Fecal incontinence (loss of bowel control): Approximately 5 to 7 out of every 10 people with rectal prolapse have faecal incontinence. • Anus or rectum pain • Rectal bleeding: Delay in therapy results in the development of ulcers on the inner lining of the rectum, resulting in considerable bleeding.

5. How May Rectal Prolapse Be Treated Non-Surgically? Surgery is the primary therapeutic option for full rectal prolapse and recurrent rectal prolapse. If the prolapse is not severe, the doctor may attempt to correct it temporarily using a procedure called "manual reduction of the prolapse.“ Typically, your doctor will advise you to: • Avoid constipation by eating a balanced diet and exercising regularly; • Use a stool softener to make your bowel motions soft; and • Perform pelvic floor muscle strengthening exercises.

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